Sentence examples for a assemblage from inspiring English sources

In the Midwest Studies in Philosophy series tradition, Volume XXVI contains 20 original papers by a assemblage of contemporary philosophers writing about aspects of the works of the major figures of the Renaissance and Early Modern periods.

Metagenomics is the study of the genomic content of a assemblage of organisms, obtained from a common habitat or an environmental sample of microbes.

The book sometimes reads like a succession of brilliant but loosely connected graduate seminar papers — an assemblage, a very fine one, but an assemblage nevertheless.

Not a persona, but an assemblage of interests and attitudes, plus a voice, a tone, a place to dwell.

Making it is an easy business, as much an assemblage as a recipe.

A portion is squeezed into a shelf under an assemblage of broken appliances.

Among near-miniature works is an assemblage combining a much abused cow and a baby with snaggly, thornlike teeth.

Talk story about this year's Antiquarian Book Fair, an assemblage of a hundred-odd dealers.

There is another conclusive reason not to say that a law is an assemblage of signs.

Should we try to account for a law as an assemblage of signs, as Bentham did?

That was a team, not just an assemblage of talent.